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Riddle Details A Recent Conversation He Had With Goldberg At WWE RAW

Posted By: Ben Jordan Kerin on Aug 10, 2021

Riddle Details A Recent Conversation He Had With Goldberg At WWE RAW

During a recent interview with Sony Sports India, Riddle talked about a backstage interaction he had with Goldberg during a recent episode of WWE RAW. 

Riddle has been rather outspoken about Goldberg in recent years.

Here is what he said:

“Bill Goldberg is extremely entertaining, I can’t take anything away from that but I’ll tell you this, I saw Bill the other day before he challenged Bobby Lashley and he was walking to the Gorilla Position and I was standing there and I was with Damian Priest at the time and he says hi to everybody and then Goldberg comes up to me gives me a look.”

“He was making a face and then he goes, ‘Hey, congratulations kid….’ and I was like, ‘Oh man, Goldberg is kind of nice’, so I gave him a little handshake and he went out and challenged Bobby and then he was coming out, through Gorilla again and I was like, ‘Hey Goldberg, good stuff’ and as he gave me a fist bump he says, ‘I only need two moves’ so I was like, ‘Oh man, the guy’s still got it’.”

Source: sportskeeda.com
Tags: #wwe #matt riddle #riddle #goldberg #wweraw #raw

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